Heavy and irregular menses affects 9-14% of gynecologic patients. Surgical can be employed intervention is sought when medical management fails. Endometrial ablation or desiccation of the endometrium using minimally invasive instruments has been utilized in this scenario. The current mainstay intervention is non-resectoscopic radio frequency ablation. These procedures have high satisfaction rates (81 to 93%) similar to hysterectomy and leave up to 47% of patients amenorrheic. Post operative complications, both short and long term, and failure rates have been well studied. A limited number of studies have been performed to assess the histologic state of the post ablative endometrium and fewer assessing the radiographic appearance of the endometrium. Therefore, this current study aims to describe the ultrasonographic appearance of the post ablative endometrium and uterus.
